Hi there,
Using Maui instead of the default scheduler solved my problem. I can now get two jobs running on the same queue name. :)
Regards,
Seb
Seb Seb <sebast2600 at yahoo.fr> a écrit :
Hi there,
I can't run two jobs with the same queue name (the 1st job is running, but the 2nd job is just waiting). However, if I send the 2nd job to a queue with a different name, but with the same queue specifications, the job is running. Is it a bug? I'm using Torque 2.0.0p0
This is how the queue is defined:
# Create and define queue tiny1
#
create queue tiny1
set queue tiny1 queue_type = Execution
set queue tiny1 resources_max.cput = 10000:00:00
set queue tiny1 resources_max.mem = 512mb
set queue tiny1 resources_max.ncpus = 1
set queue tiny1 resources_max.walltime = 10000:00:00
set queue tiny1 resources_default.cput = 10000:00:00
set queue tiny1 enabled = True
set queue tiny1 started = True
However, everything is fine if I remove the two following lines:
set queue tiny1 resources_max.me m = 512mb
set queue tiny1 resources_max.ncpus = 1
Why a such behavior? The computer is an Altix SGI with 8 cpus and 24 GB of shared memory, so it should be fine.
Thank you in advance,
Seb
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